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As parents, we practice parenting for so many years we often neglect to consider our future relationship as parents of adult children. We never...

They practically raised their grandsons since they babysat them so much. They doted on them, played with them, and cheered them on as they grew...

Another member of the Los Angeles Dodgers is speaking out against the team’s promotion of a group of “drag queen nuns.”

My 11-year-old daughter looked at me as we were walking out of the theater and said excitedly, “That movie made my day.” I’m sure plenty of other...

While I understand it can be tough to navigate the many ways that brands we love support causes that do not align with our values, I think Target...

We have to model how to manage life's stressors well for our kids. If we go around stomping and complaining whenever something breaks in our house,...

We often hear the phrase, “God is good.”

Because all truth is God’s truth, even movies made by mainstream studios can provide powerful glimpses of truth. Here are 20 movies that do that.

The world around us needs hope. Based on the rampant negativity we see in the news, the increase of discord, discouragement, and destruction, the...

Regardless of religious affiliation, nearly all respondents believe heaven is the absence of suffering. Most expect to see their loved ones who...

While Eastern Christianity views Pentecost as the last day of Easter in its ceremonies, in the Roman sacrament it is normally a distinct holiday....

An American Idol finalist turned in a spectacular version of a beloved hymn years before he auditioned for the popular program.

Here are ten things healthy churches do well– particularly when it comes to dealing with problems.

Parents, we have to get ourselves equipped for this intense shepherding work! I’ve learned that the key conversations start well before we are...

Time, familiarity, baggage and life’s transitions can all wear on a marriage and make you feel like you’ve lost that loving feeling. But, it’s not...